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challenge

[chal-inj] / ˈtʃæl ɪndʒ /




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"If you want to challenge for titles and win leagues, you have to win ugly, and Hearts did that tonight," former Celtic defender Charlie Mulgrew told Premier Sports.

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Agency chief Mike Burgess said a "complex, challenging and changing security environment is becoming more dynamic, diverse and degraded".

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"To be a national team coach of such a large country with a big population that's passionate is a massive challenge," he told the Asian Football Confederation website.

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Her determination to help others seems to come from the challenges she has had to battle as a survivor.

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The UK has a similar, voluntary reporting scheme, but shadow fleet vessels often ignore it or alter course when challenged.

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